New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
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MANY PRELATgs PREsBNT-BIsH0P 0'FARRELDs
ADDRESS
The funeral OF vcarGeneral Quinn OF the Cathedral
yesterday was marked by elaborate ceremonial display
and create of people. There were prelatos ana
priests from all parts Of the archdiocese and most OF the
large Eastern cities represented by bishop or
some one sent In his stead Among these dignitaries.
who occupied seats before the large altar were noticed
Archbishop Ryan, OF Phia ephiaj Bishop Healey, OF
Portlandl Bishop MoMahOn OF Buffalo; Bishop MoNier-
ney OF Albany Bishop McQuade, Of Rochester Bishop
Loughlin and Vicar General Keegan, Of Brooklyn ana
Bishop 0Farre ofTrenton. the orator Of tho occasion
There were In all between fonr and five hundred seeaar
clergyen present Besides these there were delegations
Charity and III ttR he OihsS female religious
societies here were wen represented, ,,,,S q
yicarqepersI Quinn was connected. In the crowded
body Of The Cathedral were Colonel Cayanaugh and MS
na@Dor Of city H officials iDeaains Prssden, Beck
nan and most Of tho Aldermen, Cgliss,sOr
Register slevln and Commissioner Coleman. Nearly
emery prominent Rap Catholic In the Ely %ss s
rested ON the oasfaque In the centre aisle and was sur
rounded by ton OF the Papai Guards under Captain
Tho services began at O'clock but shortly after day.
Hight the crowd began TO assemble about the Filth ave-
entrances OF tho Cathedral and before the doors were
opened the avenue was almost blocked with the dense
rushed in and in few minutes every available foot Of
sltng and standing room In tho great ediflce was oceu
pied Admission was by tickets. few OF these cards
fell Into the hands of spectators aud some sold at 90
cents and even dollar each In some instances Inc
services began with the office for the burial OF bishop
which was ohanted by Father Lamme and the chsncel
choir OF fifty boys This portion OF the ceremonies aste
about hour Then Archbishop Corrigan entered and
celebrated q requiem mass. lie assisted by Mon
sgnor Preston, Monsignor Farley as deacon kather
Layelle as subdeaoon and Fathers Donnely aud Ofsr
rell descons of honor The musical part Of this SER
vice included the Requiem Eternam. Dies Ire, Domino
Miss Stewart, sopraao Miss Groebl alto Mr. Iawton
baritone and Mr. Steinbuch, basso. Mr. Prehn LED tns
chorus aud Mr. Peeher WIS TIE Organist
Bishop O'Farrels address was delivered with much
feeling aud could be heard in all parts OF the Cathedra
lie spoke OF the death In foreign land
away from his friends and relatives though he added
the priest OF God Is not reay stranger In any part Vi
the earth as the Catholic Church has now entered every
where" MonolgnOr Quinn he continued was soidier
In character and training, but soldier OF Christ he
was loyal and obedlent to bis superiors aud brave IN
executing the orders given TO him, which ne never
thought OF questioning The bishop then spoke Oh the
dead prelates early history and training saying In part
When he came MS country young man ms P snd
adepha had already been drenced blood and those OF
NewYok might also have been had not Archbishop Hughe
time such that the young semnaran
gave himself TO the priesthood.
Tben no spoke Of tho didculles that surrounded St.
Peters Church. to which Father Quinn was sent In ne
dark days IL was the battle ground Wnere as s t
last with the aid OF his bishop suoceeded In setng the
parish out OF debt and paying OF every claim held against
It, Continuing tho speaker said;
His strong unbendng character of the old Roman
type rough ana possibly rude y0n S S' H oSsyed
without questioning and Of hin !, might well be saidi
His not to reason whyi
His not TO make reply;
HIS but 10 do and die.
no savsh obedience that rendered since no
incapable OF that the obedience OF soldier no was
Identified every work N the diocese and all OF them
lis council. how energetic his action
The pail bearers were the trustees OF the Cathedral
James O'ROrko, George r. Coleman, hugh Moore, AN
drew Martin Timothy o DonOhue, Bhinelander Dillon,
Jeremiah DoveIn, Eugene Kelly. and the following